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From: Peter Marshall on 4 Jun 2010 10:14 I am attempting to kill a running task on a domain-member PC (name is PC1) from my one of my domain-member servers (name is Server1) with the following command. The server is logged into the domain as the domain administrator. taskkill /S PC1 /U domain1\administrator /P pass /PID 999 /F where /S is the system (computer) name PC1, /U is the administrator user name on domain1, /P is the administrator password, /PID is the running process ID on PC1, /F to forcefully terminate the process. As a result, I get the error message "Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.". What gives? Is there something in Active Directory that needs to be done to allow this? Peter Marshall Manager Information Services Ohio Coatings Company
From: neo on 5 Jun 2010 19:03 I have found that I don't have to supply the user account/password when doing this between two domain member devices and I'm logged in with a domain user id that has administrators rights on both devices. Do you get the same results when dropping the "/u and /p" switches? "Peter Marshall" <peter.marshall(a)ohiocoatingscompany.com> wrote in message news:%23upiFB$ALHA.5808(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >I am attempting to kill a running task on a domain-member PC (name is PC1) >from my one of my domain-member servers (name is Server1) with the >following command. The server is logged into the domain as the domain >administrator. > > taskkill /S PC1 /U domain1\administrator /P pass /PID 999 /F > > where > /S is the system (computer) name PC1, > /U is the administrator user name on domain1, > /P is the administrator password, > /PID is the running process ID on PC1, > /F to forcefully terminate the process. > > As a result, I get the error message "Logon failure: unknown user name or > bad password.". What gives? Is there something in Active Directory that > needs to be done to allow this? > > Peter Marshall > Manager Information Services > Ohio Coatings Company >
From: Peter Marshall on 7 Jun 2010 11:25 If I don't provide the /U and /P parameters, I am still prompted for the domain\administrator password and it still tells me "Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.". -- Peter Marshall Manager Information Services Ohio Coatings Company "neo" <neo(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:%23EXDjNQBLHA.5464(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... >I have found that I don't have to supply the user account/password when >doing this between two domain member devices and I'm logged in with a >domain user id that has administrators rights on both devices. Do you get >the same results when dropping the "/u and /p" switches? > > > "Peter Marshall" <peter.marshall(a)ohiocoatingscompany.com> wrote in message > news:%23upiFB$ALHA.5808(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >>I am attempting to kill a running task on a domain-member PC (name is PC1) >>from my one of my domain-member servers (name is Server1) with the >>following command. The server is logged into the domain as the domain >>administrator. >> >> taskkill /S PC1 /U domain1\administrator /P pass /PID 999 /F >> >> where >> /S is the system (computer) name PC1, >> /U is the administrator user name on domain1, >> /P is the administrator password, >> /PID is the running process ID on PC1, >> /F to forcefully terminate the process. >> >> As a result, I get the error message "Logon failure: unknown user name or >> bad password.". What gives? Is there something in Active Directory that >> needs to be done to allow this? >> >> Peter Marshall >> Manager Information Services >> Ohio Coatings Company >> >
From: Matija Kapraljevic [Revenger] on 7 Jun 2010 15:35 On Mon, 7 Jun 2010 11:25:34 -0400, Peter Marshall wrote: > If I don't provide the /U and /P parameters, I am still prompted for the > domain\administrator password and it still tells me "Logon failure: unknown > user name or > bad password.". It's just a wild guess, but did you try logging in with local admin password of the member PC (if local admin is enabled)? I know it should work with the domain admin but you could try this... -- Pozdrav ===========
From: Peter Marshall on 9 Jun 2010 08:16 I had tried that but tried it again; same result:."Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.". -- Peter Marshall Manager Information Services Ohio Coatings Company "Matija Kapraljevic [Revenger]" <nesto(a)nesto.com> wrote in message news:15lt2c1qi91n1$.u3kjlf12kec7.dlg(a)40tude.net... > On Mon, 7 Jun 2010 11:25:34 -0400, Peter Marshall wrote: > >> If I don't provide the /U and /P parameters, I am still prompted for the >> domain\administrator password and it still tells me "Logon failure: >> unknown >> user name or >> bad password.". > > It's just a wild guess, but did you try logging in with local admin > password of the member PC (if local admin is enabled)? I know it should > work with the domain admin but you could try this... > > -- > Pozdrav > ===========
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